Russian Hypersonic missile is just ballistic rocket strapped to a fighter

It is not new tech. They just took a rocket, added some giuadence and strap it to a plane for launch.

Hypersonic missiles and rockets have been around since 1960 or earlier.

Scram Jet and air breathing long range hypersonic are what US is developing. And yes we have successfully tested them and they are on production lines now.

Russias garbage is nothing close to new high tech.




America has taken a different approach to hypersonic missiles, opting to focus on fielding new and advanced capabilities rather than trying to beat the opposition to putting these weapons into service. In other words, the hypersonic arms race we’re living amid today is more like a race to the starting line of a more important competition, and the U.S. is much more focused on winning the next sprint than this one.

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America has two kinds of hypersonic missiles in development

When people talk about hypersonic weapons, they’re usually referring to one of two kinds: hypersonic glide vehicles and hypersonic cruise missiles. Russia’s KH-47M2 Kinhhal, on the other hand, is technically nothing more than an air-launched ballistic missile, but all of America’s hypersonic efforts do fall within these two more advanced categories.

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I know it hurts comrade so I prepared a report for you.

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Oh yeah the freaking large ass space shuttle hit speeds in excess of Mach 25. Guess what, put guidance and explosives on it, you got a hypersonic missile lol.

It is not new tech. They just took a rocket, added some giuadence and strap it to a plane for launch.

Hypersonic missiles and rockets have been around since 1960 or earlier.

Scram Jet and air breathing long range hypersonic are what US is developing. And yes we have successfully tested them and they are on production lines now.

Russias garbage is nothing close to new high tech.




America has taken a different approach to hypersonic missiles, opting to focus on fielding new and advanced capabilities rather than trying to beat the opposition to putting these weapons into service. In other words, the hypersonic arms race we’re living amid today is more like a race to the starting line of a more important competition, and the U.S. is much more focused on winning the next sprint than this one.

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America has two kinds of hypersonic missiles in development

When people talk about hypersonic weapons, they’re usually referring to one of two kinds: hypersonic glide vehicles and hypersonic cruise missiles. Russia’s KH-47M2 Kinhhal, on the other hand, is technically nothing more than an air-launched ballistic missile, but all of America’s hypersonic efforts do fall within these two more advanced categories.

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I know it hurts comrade so I prepared a report for you.

:butthurtreport:

Still a ballistic rocket launched from a fighter can do something important that a normal ballistic missile cannot...evade countermeasures.


Whatever method is used the goal is to achieve sufficient speed to evade countermeasures and become impossible to prevent.

Zirkon is not a ballistic hypersonic missile. It is a cruise hypersonic missile. Nobody can stop those and they will come so fast that you won't evev be able to pray to say goodbye to the world.